UnMasked

UnMasked

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As a teenager, the pressure is on to fit in. It doesn't matter who you are underneath the mask of Feigned Perfection, nobody cares. You have no real friends, and you don't need them. All you have to do is be perfect in everyone's eyes, including your own. Get the best grades, suck up to your parents, play the part you're assigned in the "It" clique. Run the school and your life as a respectable role model for others. Even if it's not who you really are on the inside. That's what Summer Chandler's view on life is, at least. Astral Day on the other hand view's appeasing to others as a waste of time. If you only have a short time to live, why not live to the fullest you possibly can? Why bother yourself with what people think when they have no real control over you or your life? In his opinion, you shouldn't listen to anyone else other than yourself unless that person genuinely matters to you. In his case, his aunt Zora.
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Rory Peng has always fantasized about murder. On the outside, Rory is the ideal student, philosophically smart and independent of her own problems. On the contrary, she doesn't really stand out at her American High School in Taiwan. There was just something about Rory's life that was strangely normal and bleak. She was ordinary looking, accompanied by average grades and normal parents. So when she witnesses the aftermath of a homicide in the elevator of her dormitory, she comes face to face with her dark obsession, and her guilt melts into a frenzied panic. She is desperate to find the sadistic killer and is certain it had something to do with the wide-eyed boy hovering before the fresh corpse. Rory is determined to befriend this boy and live the dream that both haunted and exhilarated her. Will she finally find a deeper meaning in her life? Or will she forever drown in the pity of her own guilt?

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